The Dolphins, fresh off a successful international trip and a bye, face the Saints this Sunday. With a chance to see key players like Austin Jackson and Darren Waller return, the team is looking to maintain their momentum. Their recent shift to a smashmouth style, using more tight ends and offensive linemen, has proven successful, especially in their running game. The Saints will be without their star running back, Alvin Kamara, due to a knee injury. A win against the Saints would improve the Dolphins record to 5-7, setting them up nicely for their upcoming game against the Jets.

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Dolphins fans eagerly anticipate the upcoming game against the Saints, with many suggesting players like Chris Olave, Trevor Penning, or Chase Young to bolster their roster. Optimistic about their home-field advantage and bye week, fans predict a Dolphins victory, with running back DeVon Achane expected to shine. However, the unpredictable nature of football is not forgotten, as one fan jokingly predicts a concussion for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa.

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The Miami Dolphins are set to gain a significant offensive advantage with the anticipated return of tight end Darren Waller, who has been sidelined due to a pectoral injury. Wallers presence, particularly in red-zone situations, will bolster the teams scoring potential. The Dolphins have also activated offensive lineman Austin Jackson from injured reserve, signaling a shift towards experienced players. The challenge now lies in translating these returns into positive results against the New Orleans Saints.

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Miami Dolphins receive significant boost with return of key players from injured reserve: Tight end Darren Waller and right tackle Austin Jackson are set to play in Sundays game against the New Orleans Saints. Waller, a six-foot-six pass-catching tight end, missed four games with a pectoral injury, while Jackson, the starting right tackle, has been sidelined since the first game of the season with a toe injury. Their return provides better protection for quarterback Tua Tagovailoa and a vital target for him, especially in the red zone.

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The Miami Dolphins receive a significant boost ahead of their clash against the New Orleans Saints, with Austin Jackson and Darren Waller returning from injury. Jackson, sidelined for ten games due to a toe injury, and Waller, out for four games with a pec injury, are activated just in time for Sundays matchup. To accommodate their return, the team waives tackle Kion Smith and tight end Hayden Rucci. Wallers playing time may be limited, while Jacksons role remains uncertain, with Coach Mike McDaniel considering using both him and Larry Borom at right tackle.

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The Miami Dolphins have activated offensive lineman Austin Jackson and tight end Darren Waller from the injured reserve, while waiving Hayden Rucci and Kion Smith. Waller, a veteran with impressive stats, returns to bolster the teams lineup.

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Tight End Darren Waller Returns: Miami Dolphins Poised for Playoff PushThe Miami Dolphins are gearing up for a crucial match against the New Orleans Saints, aiming to secure their fifth win of the season. The teams offense receives a significant boost with the anticipated return of tight end Darren Waller from a pectoral injury. Waller, who joined the Dolphins after initially retiring, has been a formidable force in the red zone, scoring four touchdowns in his four games played. His return comes at a pivotal time, as the Dolphins are on a two-game winning streak and making a late-season push for a potential playoff spot.

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Miami Dolphins Darren Waller Expected to Return from Injury, Boosting Offense Against New Orleans Saints

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The Miami Dolphins, with a 4-7 record, face the New Orleans Saints in a crucial Week Thirteen matchup. The Dolphins, fresh from their bye week and healthier than their opponents, have a rest advantage. Star tight end Darren Waller returns from injury, bolstering the Dolphins offense and giving quarterback Tua Tagovailoa a potent weapon in the red zone.

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Dolphins vs. Saints: A Crucial Matchup at Hard Rock StadiumThe Miami Dolphins, with a 4-7 record, host the New Orleans Saints, who stand at 2-9, this Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium. The Dolphins are favored by five points, with an over-under of forty-two points. This is the Saints first visit to Hard Rock Stadium since 2009, and the Dolphins lead the series 7-6, with their last win in 2021. The weather is clear, with temperatures around 80°F and breezy winds.Mike McDaniel, in his fourth season as Dolphins head coach, faces Kellen Moore, in his first year as Saints head coach. Both teams are dealing with injuries, including Dolphins Tyreek Hill and Saints Alvin Kamara. The Dolphins have won two consecutive games and three of their last four, with a strong November record under McDaniel. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is near his career low passer rating.This game offers the Dolphins a chance to maintain their momentum and improve their home record. Despite injury concerns, their recent performance and historical November success suggest a potential victory against the struggling Saints.

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